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by dannyw 2y ago
Technically, QLC NAND that is no longer able to distinguish at QLC levels should certainly still be suitable as MLC for a while longer, and SLC, for all practical intents and purposes, forever.
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by dannyw 2y ago
YMMV. I have always had extremely pleasant, hassle-free, and fast support and warranty from Dell. It's not that their monitors or laptops fail more often, I've just been buying them for a decade.
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by dannyw 2y ago
You're probably buying consumer microSD cards. If you buy high endurance or industrial ones, they tend to be pretty reliable in my opinion; no less than a branded NVMe or SSD.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Apple’s lawyers advised them that they can provide that statement. It’s probably a weasel word, technically true statement.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Then people will just keep on using OpenAI.
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by dannyw 2y ago
From pacemakers, Google Maps, to Wi-Fi, I wouldn't say Australians can't develop advanced technologies.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Good thing there’s iCloud subscriptions huh.
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by dannyw 2y ago
PE realises you can fire most of the team and stop R&D, jack up prices by 50-100% due to lock in, and have something low risk that returns like four times bonds.
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by dannyw 2y ago
It’s probably just a good rule of thumb. 10%? Go away. 20%? You can certainly negotiate it up to 30%. 30%? There’s considerable value here, and threats to walk away will be felt. 40%? Why, when you can get it to 30%?
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by dannyw 2y ago
Yes, their app and UX is absolutely delightful.
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by dannyw 2y ago
That you cannot verify matches the source code. Telegram is shady, but the points made has a point. Not having reproducible builds on iOS is disappointing for such a security-critical product.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Real estate is exempt from KYC/AML.
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by dannyw 2y ago
There is an exception to the privacy laws, for when you are taking photos of a landscape or location, and people incidentally happen to be there but are not the focus: https://www.wbs.legal/medienrecht/persoenlichkeitsr
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by dannyw 2y ago
Few thoughts here: 1. You can't fit a XXX billion param model on an iPhone. It's just impossible. A mixed approach where most ML is local; but some are cloud, fits with their existing Siri approach. 2. OpenAI won't share mode
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by dannyw 2y ago
The role of a maintainer is more than copying and pasting upstream. They are allowed to exercise their judgement in what they believe is appropriate for end users of a distribution. In this case, there does seem to be reasonable security ju
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by dannyw 2y ago
I bet the human actions are training a ML system as we speak.
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by dannyw 2y ago
I one purchased a Coffee Lake SFF PC from eBay from a fleet reseller, and I discovered a "ME DISABLED" sticker on the chassis when I received it. Sure enough, every single software tool, or the BIOS/UEFI itself suggests ME is
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by dannyw 2y ago
As someone who makes indie games as a passion and creative outlet, tools like these drastically expand my creative possibilities.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Theoretically there's no reason why this shouldn't work, but you likely will find the software isn't designed for multi-GPU and have to reimplement/fix things yourself. You will also be getting about 720GB/s of memo
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by dannyw 2y ago
It’s certainly not orders of magnitudes higher. A S21 Hydro can do a terahash for 16 joules. At the current difficulty, you need approx 525,000 kWh to mine a bitcoin. At $0.16 a kWh, you’re looking at $84k to mine a bitcoin, worth $63k. Tha
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by dannyw 2y ago
Research would be considered fair use. But you can’t just claim research and get a pass, it has to hold up in court.
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by dannyw 2y ago
It’s not hardware, it’s encryption and decryption systems.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Not exactly. Clean room reimpmentations are fine, and has been upheld in court. I think the copyright office even has a published exemption for it. The issue is when you bypass encryption keys and systems.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Is it? I imagine you only really have to build a different persistence backend. Then, everything else can go through that. Git in itself is designed to be distributed.
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by dannyw 2y ago
I wonder if there’s a “git over BitTorrent”. Having a cryptographically signed (by authors, not by GitHub) and fully open source git hosting network would be a boom for FOSS security in general.
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by dannyw 2y ago
This need wasn’t super prevalent in the pre LLM days. It’s rare to have a multi-GB blob that should be commonly used across sites.
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by dannyw 2y ago
If you offer something to EU residents, you have to comply with GDPR. Even if you are not part of the EU.
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by dannyw 2y ago
Yes, one that was rejected by court twice.
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by dannyw 3y ago
Meta is fine; they'll just funnel you to the app instead.
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by dannyw 3y ago
The Pi is designed for a lot of applications, it's not always used as a mini PC.

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